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Ciudades saludables en-pandemia: Densidad urbana y COVID-19 en México

Authors: Marisol Rodríguez Sosa; Erick Sánchez Flores;

Ciudades saludables en-pandemia: Densidad urbana y COVID-19 en México

Abstract

Este libro presenta los resultados de una investigación que tuvo como objetivo examinar la relación entre la incidencia y mortalidad por COVID-19 y la densidad de población, así como otros atributos urbanos. La investigación fue conducida desde una perspectiva integradora de los estudios urbanos y de salud pública, con una metodología de tipo cuantitativo y correlacional, recurriendo a pruebas de correlación estadística y de autocorrelación espacial. Los autores sostienen que sí existe una correlación positiva entre la densidad de población y el comportamiento del COVID-19, pero esta es moderada, siendo más significativa con la superficie habitada municipal y la población municipal; lo que implica que las poblaciones de las zonas metropolitanas y de las megaciudades están expuestas a mayor riesgo de contagiarse y fallecer por COVID-19. Por lo que, desde la planeación urbana, consideran que no debe abandonarse la ciudad compacta, sino orientarse a promover “metrópolis saludables en-pandemia”; dados los riesgos diferenciados que presentan ante futuras pandemias, que en ellas habitan más de la mitad de los mexicanos y aportan en mayor medida al PIB nacional.

Keywords

densidad urbana México, Salud urbana, COVID-19, ciudades saludables México

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